Re: closing SSH session leaves a zombie bash process

2007-12-01 Thread Piotr Kaczorowski
Curious.. I found that if you set shell in /etc/passwd as /bin/cmd.exe (after cp /cygdrive/c/WINDOWS/system32/cmd.exe /bin/cmd.exe), after ssh login and exit by ctrl-F4, CMD is not leaved as zombie process. It's only occurs when shell is cygwin process (/bin/bash or /bin/zsh). 2007/11/30, [EMAIL

Re: closing SSH session leaves a zombie bash process

2007-02-06 Thread Patrick Herbst
ok, i've determined it is a problem with the handling of signals. here's the process list when i SSH in... PIDPPIDPGID WINPID TTY UIDSTIME COMMAND 227211202272 15320 1000 22:20:57 /usr/bin/bash 212022722120 19960 1000 22:21:07 /u

Re: closing SSH session leaves a zombie bash process

2007-02-02 Thread DePriest, Jason R.
On 1/30/07, Patrick Herbst wrote: i just noticed this today after i updated my base cygwin yesterday. if i use putty to establish a ssh session and just hit the X to close (instead of typing 'exit'), the server leaves a copy of bash running till i go in an manually end process. i've tried reins

closing SSH session leaves a zombie bash process

2007-01-30 Thread Patrick Herbst
i just noticed this today after i updated my base cygwin yesterday. if i use putty to establish a ssh session and just hit the X to close (instead of typing 'exit'), the server leaves a copy of bash running till i go in an manually end process. i've tried reinstalling everything and still have th